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by delinka 8y ago
Is it just me, or do none of them sort this array correctly? ["zebra","apple","banana","5","bapple","banana","banana"] Correction, the page finally found this algorithm t
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by delinka 8y ago
I’m hoping the contract’s execution was contingent on payment being received by you.
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by delinka 8y ago
This seems to be the case for soooo many foods. And every time something gets sweeter, my family complains and we stop buying that item. We swore off a pizza chain years ago when we sat for lunch and the sauce was too sweet.
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by delinka 8y ago
"...fathers of all races ..."
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by delinka 8y ago
Further, how are they defining "abandoned"?
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by delinka 8y ago
So C's VLA feature has been implemented on stack space. Why not on the heap? Seems safer. Is this strictly about convenience for implementation? Reclaiming stack memory at the end of the scope is already implemented, so I understand th
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by delinka 8y ago
You don't get all your calories from the chicken. And yes, it's more like flavoring. You round out the meal on veggies and maybe some simple carbs. The US fascination with a protein-heavy diet is, uh, fascinating.
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by delinka 8y ago
Not sure these folks are trying hard enough to do things correctly. We subscribed, enjoyed the product, and after several months suddenly we weren't receiving boxes. No email, nothing on their site about any problems, so I email and wa
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by delinka 8y ago
Can I build a Dynamicland clone in my area? That'd be excellent. For all the press this thing gets (from time to time), I still see neither designs, plans, nor code that I can use. Is this because Bret Victor shares ideas and expects
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by delinka 8y ago
"...they still could have just rewritten the same code and it would have escaped the licensing." I may be misinterpreting your intent, but this seems disingenuous to me. I can't go look at the Linux kernel, then 'rewrite
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by delinka 8y ago
The copyright owner can indeed license their work anyway they see fit. But often, the purpose of OSS seems to be "to share good software with the world." If that's the case, and then they change their license to a "... a
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by delinka 8y ago
But the folks needing the setting are letting the employee at the mobile carrier store glide through all that for them so that the new phone is immediately ready to use.
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by delinka 8y ago
Are Souther Italians their own race?
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by delinka 8y ago
You quoted “...and the courts” so I think commenter answered your question.
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by delinka 8y ago
They're a big security issue for users regardless of MailChimp's customer base. It's an area that MailChimp could assist with by encouraging their clients to clean up click tracking links.
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by delinka 8y ago
[Audio] Is there a transcript?
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by delinka 8y ago
Someone help me understand this one: > A new developer-oriented touchscreen OS – The number of touchscreens in our daily lives is exploding. Android and iOS are optimized for consumer tablets and phones, but what if you’re a developer
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by delinka 8y ago
I don't understand the warning here. The LLC is registered with the state, the owner of the LLC is registered with the state, the LLC is the property owner of record with the local/regional government. Can you explain what you&#x2
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by delinka 8y ago
I could see road-side battery exchange - assistance arrives with fully charged batteries, swaps them for the empty batteries, truck rolls on. Faster than pumping fuel.
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by delinka 8y ago
I'm expecting an autonomous truck to be a supplement to a driver rather than a replacement. It becomes a tool to make him more productive for his customers.
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by delinka 8y ago
Who is “us” in your comment?
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by delinka 8y ago
"Calcium silicate is used as an anticaking agent in food preparation, including table salt and as an antacid. It is approved by the United Nations' FAO and WHO bodies as a safe food additive in a large variety of products." [
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by delinka 8y ago
definitely not. https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Doom_rendering_engine#Rendering
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by delinka 8y ago
“...according to the contract” is the operative phrase there.
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by delinka 8y ago
"...are you allowed to say anything about it?" Of course. But away from the project. In the project, I'd say you're free to ask "has this been reviewed? why hasn't it been?" in an attempt to get things mov
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by delinka 8y ago
"Anytime someone tries to challenge them calling out their behavior..." Where is this happening? The CoM says it can't happen on the project mailing list, or the project forum, or the project issues page ... Doing it on Twitt
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by delinka 8y ago
Similar to people thinking they have a policy from the processor rather than their employer, health providers are completely unaware that my employer pays the bills. If the providers don't get paid according to the contract, they'
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by delinka 8y ago
In my case, my company "self-insures" but they hire processors (Bluecross, CIGNA, etc) to handle the claims. I doubt that any employer is processing all claims themselves directly. I would have to do the research, but it seems sen
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by delinka 8y ago
If your company is buying from an insurance company, that insurance company is required to offer the same plan to the former employee.
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by delinka 8y ago
You can read him as saying "yeah, even the best of us experience this problem, so the IRS needn't feel bad that it happened to them" or "I see that this happened to even the best of us, so others needn't feel bad wh

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